There are moments in life when God doesn’t act like we think He should.  What you do in those moments is important.

We have two choices:  Blame or trust.

When the comeback hasn’t come yet, can you still trust God?

Everyone loves a comeback but the most powerful ones are written by God. In the first message of Comeback Stories, we explore how God took Moses from failure and obscurity to purpose and influence. If you’ve ever wondered whether your past disqualifies you, this message is a reminder that it’s never too late for God to use you.

The early church grew because ordinary people took extraordinary steps of faith, and Acts shows us what happens when God’s presence, power, and participation come together. In this message, we celebrate what God has done at Grace River and cast vision for the next season of serving, generosity, and community. Join us as we believe for the next generation and the next story God wants to write.

Life change doesn’t usually happen in comfortable places, and one of the most powerful stories in the Bible happens in the middle of a prison at midnight. On Life Change Sunday, we’ll explore where faith really begins and celebrate baptisms as we see how one encounter with Jesus transformed a man, his home, and his future. If you’re still figuring out faith, ready to take a step, or just need hope that real change is possible, this is a sermon you won’t want to miss.

The life you’ve always wanted isn’t found by chasing comfort or trying harder. It’s found by following Jesus and learning to live the way He lived. This message will help you take your next step toward real peace, purpose, and joy that lasts.

This week we explore God’s design for relationships, the call to become the right person rather than find the right person, and how a Jesus-centered life leads to lasting transformation—rooted in God’s love from Genesis to the cross.

In this message from our The Life You’ve Always Wanted series, we explore why knowing God’s truth isn’t enough and how practicing margin and slowing down can lead to real peace. In a culture of hurry, Jesus invites us to live differently by accepting our limits, reordering our time, and creating space for relationship with Him. Real rest isn’t found in doing more, but in slowing down enough to come to Jesus and receive the life He offers.

The life you have always wanted does not start with doing more or trying harder. It starts when Jesus rescues you, restores who you are, and fills your life with purpose. This message invites you to say yes to Jesus and take your next step with Him.

As we close out the year, Here to There reflects on where we’ve been and invites us to consider where God may be leading next. This message speaks to heavy seasons, uncertain steps, and the quiet ways faith grows when we trust God together. Join us as we end the year at the table and look ahead with hope.

Christmas is not advice telling us to try harder; it is good news announcing that God came to us. On the night Jesus was born, the angel declared a message of great joy for all people that a Savior had come with grace, not rules or expectations. This Christmas Eve, discover the hope, joy, and unconditional love that can only be received, not achieved.